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Thea 2: The Shattering is a follow-up to the successful Thea: The Awakening, which brings the idea of innovative genre hybrid, with elements of turn-based, 4X strategy, survival, RPG and a card game, to entirely new and thoroughly polished level. The player takes on the role of a deity from the Slavic mythology-inspired pantheon and as such, controls the fate of a small flock of believers struggling for survival. This goal can be achieved in many ways, from diplomacy to war, from exploring to conquering, but any playstyle will surely lead to completely unique adventures thanks to the procedurally generated environments. Rich options, from crafting to town-building system, as well as the co-op multiplayer gameplay, make Thea 2 an ideal choice for tactically minded players, who are up for a challenge. Key features: Explore rich, procedurally generated and diverse new environments and biomes. Expand your influence in the world, build towns, widen your territories or choose the much tougher path of a nomad. Exterminate your way to victory, battle through the vast array of creatures or simply strive to survive till sunrise. Exploit the many wonders of the land – discover and combine resources, collect materials and craft them into your equipment. Become a deity of Thea and direct your Chosen to victory in a world inspired by Slavic myth and folklore. Play together – co-op mode for up to 3 players allows you to build your pantheon with friends.Choose your playstyle – become a warlord or a diplomat, or simply remain an outsider wandering the world in search of glory. Thea 2: The Shattering ?️

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WonderinG if you should try THEA 2? ScareD by negative reviews? if you played the previous game Thea: awakening, then you will not have much new to the game loop to experience here, although ui and various mechanics have been updated or improved, along with new quests and events added. Thea 2 is pretty much a remake of the first game in my experience so far (17 hours), it even reuses assets from thea 1. Many characters, events and quests are the same too. Thea 2 has a modernized UI look and feel compared thea 1, with many small improvements and a few disappointing changes that honestly failed to adequately improve on some of the first game’s short comings. these latter issues unintentionally resulted in less fun for me. but ultimately I found the game fun and was worth the sale price I paid for it. I will elaborate some issues however, for those who are scared off by the bad reviews but want a fair assessment of why this game is worth a try even with its personal flaws. keep in mind this is coming from the standpoint of those who enjoyed the first game with its flaws, (thea 1.)

the biggest of these failings is the combat system. while i see where they were trying to go with it… and in theory is a great idea… it became an even more tedious exercise in boredom than the first game ever reached for me. in thea 1 I had a hard time with combat at first, but once I figured out the nuances, I actually began having fun lining up my cards right to trounce even much harder enemies than I ought. many times, I would re-fight the same battles I lost till I found a way to beat them. this helped me learn the best ways to fight different foes and was quite enjoyable to me on many occasions. In thea 2, however, much of that is gone, and the game favors the AI, where even a single enemy high enough above you can wipe your whole party in a few attacks. there is no protecting cards by setting them behind others in thea 2 combat, and a single foe can hit multiple cards with a single powerful attack, killing them instantly. Thanks for the new multi-hit mechanic devs :S In thea 1 I had fun with combat, it wasn’t till many hours of play that the novelty started wearing off. In thea 2, I had a hard time initially, but when I figured out the gist of it, I realized that all meaningful strategy was removed with the new system, along with any fun in being able to work out a satisfying battle strategy, whether I was fighting a much weaker foe or a much harder foe than my party.

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